Refresher Course: Abdominal and Gastrointestinal
RC 1901 - Emergency! Two patients, not one: abdominal pain in pregnancy
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Marc Zins, Paris / FR
2
Liver, gallbladder, pancreas and bile duct disorders
15:00Marco Dioguardi Burgio, Clichy / FR
3
Appendix and bowel disorders
15:00Vikas Shah, Leicester / UK
4
Quantifying the risks of cross-sectional imaging in an emergency
15:00Jeannette Kraft, Leeds / UK
5
Panel discussion: Imaging as a problem-solving tool?
10:00Panel discussion: Imaging as a problem-solving tool?
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Marc Zins, Paris / France
15 min
Liver, gallbladder, pancreas and bile duct disorders
Marco Dioguardi Burgio, Clichy / France
1. To know the imaging features of the most typical disorders affecting the hepatopancreatobiliary system in pregnancy.
2. To understand the relevant limitations of imaging techniques (US, CT, MRI)
3. To understand how to optimise imaging in hepatopancreatobiliary disease in pregnancy.
2. To understand the relevant limitations of imaging techniques (US, CT, MRI)
3. To understand how to optimise imaging in hepatopancreatobiliary disease in pregnancy.
15 min
Appendix and bowel disorders
Vikas Shah, Leicester / United Kingdom
1. To know the imaging features of the most typical disorders affecting the appendix and bowel in pregnancy.
2. To understand the imaging pitfalls when imaging the appendix and bowel during pregnancy (US, CT, MRI)
3. To understand how to optimise imaging in the appendix and bowel disease in pregnancy.
2. To understand the imaging pitfalls when imaging the appendix and bowel during pregnancy (US, CT, MRI)
3. To understand how to optimise imaging in the appendix and bowel disease in pregnancy.
15 min
Quantifying the risks of cross-sectional imaging in an emergency
Jeannette Kraft, Leeds / United Kingdom
1. To understand the risks of radiation to the foetus during pregnancy.
2. To understand scenarios where emergency CT imaging is of greatest benefit in pregnancy.
3. To know the key information to include in discussions with clinicians and patients.
2. To understand scenarios where emergency CT imaging is of greatest benefit in pregnancy.
3. To know the key information to include in discussions with clinicians and patients.
10 min
Panel discussion: Imaging as a problem-solving tool?